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Oh your bringing me back to the early days of my appliance repair career when i only serviced coin operated washers and dryers. Not in the coin box but the cover on top where you would get access to the timer is a bolt that holds the coin slide to the coin box asm. remove that bolt(if i remeber from 25 years ago its a 5/16th inch hex head and brass colored) and the coin slide will come out and then gotta kinda genlty presuade it in with a hammer so the coin will drop through or pull on the handle ya would push, to free it up and remove stuck coin

remove change acceptor usually 5/16 stud bolt in timer mechanism, theb remove change slot stops and reinstalll mechanism and bolt then just push in and pull out just like if you would of used change but dont need two

you need to take the coin slot apart take pictures as you go to put back together the parts to change amount are hidden inside it in hidden compartment if they wheren't removed by some one. your machine didn't come with the coin mech so if you don't have the parts you will need to take it with you to the parts house to get right parts. open the top of the coin mech box there are 2 long rod screws holding it in place usually 5/16 inch wrench fits may need to wiggle the heck out of it to get it out

purchase a coin insert and blank the slot that coins fit in, then the slide will slid in without coins, just acting like a button, if you examine the slide you wil notice that there are plastic inserts in unused coin slots, any maytag commercial dealer has them.

replace coin slide with 'free operation' converter, which is just a button plate that pushes the striker on the timer switch

take top cover off and just push the striker on the timer, (this is NOT) a recommended option, 220v is enough to spoil you whole day)

The coin operator timer consists of several small plastic gears. The teeth on the last plastic gear gets all chewed up so that the timer continues to run and unable to open the circuit which stops the dryer timer. Although the plastic gear probably costs pennies, your will need to order part number 33001275 torsion timer for about $75 - $110. Remove one screw & 3 clip-on wires - 15 min.